Magic Sunrise
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Comment by Uri Cogan on August 21, 2012 at 1:06pm
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Thanks for spotting this. Must be an angel or a UFO or a computer bug, caught on camera. Or maybe it's a real bird. OTH it could be an artifact of my carelessness with the sky image...
I do recall that after stitching, I had a small 6 pointed "hole" in the zenith that I had to patch in Photoshop (CS5 and CS6 have this great edit/fill function called "content aware") so that's when it must have crept in. Mea culpa...
To be serious for a second, I'm still learning how to cover the entire 360° with this new (rectilinear) 14-24mm lens of mine. This panorama was shot in 14 frames, but I may have to go to 16. Regular panoramas require only 4 shots with a fisheye lens.
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Comment by Trudy Sloan on August 21, 2012 at 12:02pm
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Looks like a water colour painting. Love it.
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Comment by Curt Firestone on August 19, 2012 at 10:50pm
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A great photo. I just held the click in one direction and got dizzy. Color, color everywhere
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An 'Easter Egg'. For some interesting effects, right-click on the panorama and play with some of the available projections. Select any, and try to zoom in/out and rotate the image, etc. (this will work with many of my other panoramas).
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Comment by Avril Kirby on August 19, 2012 at 2:17pm
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What a difference that wide angle makes and the photographing must be so much faster.
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I used the new D800e with the Nikon 14-24mm extreme wide angle lens at 14mm. The complete 360° were covered using 14 shots. The final panorama is about 1Gb, but for web display it's reduced to 9Mb. Sorry, no seagulls that I can see.
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Stunning. And such a wide angle--is this your new camera, Uri? Storybook colours and so nice to see a view we know so well done like this.
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This photo is one part of an interactive 360° panorama. See all of it at:
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